Introduce Yourself to Your Fellow Students

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

Introduce yourself to your fellow students. Write a few words about yourself and about what you expect from the course.

[SPKabbalah]

Hi guys, happy to be here to learn something really useful and helpful

 

[Simon]

Greetings to ALL from Seychelles, a group of Island on the east coast of the Motherland African,

My name is Simon, Emmanuel Lajoie, a 48years old man, was married with children and now separated with my ex-wife and children living in France. I live in the presence of the CREATOR by my side and two dogs that keep me busy through life.

Baptized as a RC which I chose not to follow for years. Since then i have been researching for truth and i came across Mr. Kosinec and followed his videos for a while until i decided to join the course.

I need to spiritually connect to my CREATOR and know my real purpose in this life.

Thanking you ALL in advance for your acceptance and look forward to actively participate.

[Paige]

shalom

[Fiore]

Hello! I’m Fiore
I’m Eritrean I was born and raised in Saudi Arabia and I live in Sweden.
I’m here because I have been trying to understand the meaning of “I am the I am” in the Bible which let me to YHWH and the names of God somehow ended up finding out about Kabbalah and sefirot. After that I saw that there are some connections to the Eritrea orthodox “meqebal” but seem like half truth or maybe I don’t clearly see it.
Anyway I’m here because I’m not satisfied with where I am spiritually.

[M Kirby]

Hi everyone

I am Matt, here in Good O’l San Diego, CA

I too need to connect to Source……… Need to transcend.

This all intrigues me greatly

I am eager to begin such a profound journey !!

[Stephen]

Hi, I am Stephen I am 73 years old and a retired Anglican Priest. I am married to Carolyn and we have two adult children, Rebecca and Tim. I am a pipe smoker and have various hobbies and interests. I am a wheelchair user. I love life and have a deep joy and sense of peace.

After retirement, I felt that Religion was not for me, It seemed to me they were somehow out of date, and were failing to provide a path of union with God. At first, I felt I had lost my faith in religion and my unity with the divine, my inner sense of the divine presence within. But after watching some videos on Kabbalah I began to believe I was being called to a different understanding of the divine.

I am looking forward to learning more.

 

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